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' ~ .•, t rt" ' COMMITTEE for Managing the PA TRIOTIC FUND, have great satistadion in laying before the Public, the Resolutions and Address of the Sub. scribers to Lloyd's, pas‘ed• unanimously at a General Meet.. ing held here this day ; . and they cannot but express their hope, that as the truth and force or the sentiments of that respectable Body .must be acknowleged, sa the liberality of their example will be generally followed. • By Order ofithe Committee, J. I'. W ELSF AD. Secretary. Amount of Subscriptions advertised ' - 418,371 6 o Henry Hoare and Co. . - .. . - . los o 0 George Poi nil et .1 , .. .. 5 5 0 . Brant and De Lan no y - - - His Grace the Duke.of Portland - ..• 10 5 0 0 William Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. - - 21 0 0 Lord De Dunsianville' - - - 52 to 0 John Bagwell, Newington-place - - 5 . 0 0 0 It.* Subscriptions received at the.l3ar of Lloyd's,' and by the Bankers of the United Kingdom. NEW PATENT. AD lIIIRALTY -OFFICE, September t t, 1809. • NrOTICE is hereby given, that 114 Majesty's Gun-Brig Minx, tvtich . bad been stationed off the Scaly Reef, for the purpose of 7h/biting a Light, is reported (by a Letter received this defy, from Captain Thicknesre, of Hie Ma jesty's Sl,-:r,Sheldrake), to have been Captured by a Division of the Enena's Gun-boats, on the Evening ty - the 2d Instant. MR. WEDGWOOD'S, FOR, , APPARATUS koit PRO - DUCINO DUPLICATES v. WRITING. To write•by this mode, a prepa:nt.. paper i s mad e ti made by of, whidh is called duplicate paper; hL t$ by thinly smearing any kind of thin paper •th any kind_ of oil ; but perferring those kinds of oil are least liableto oxyenizewent, or to be evaporate. by heat. Theink used in this case consists of car bon, or . any other colouring substance, and finely levigated-with any kind of oil. This ink is to be evenly spread on leaves of thin paper, &b. after which it sholvid remain for five or six weeks, or any shorter periud, betwixt sheets of absorbent or blot. ting iSaperi afterwards it is fit for use : tits is called carbonated paper. But any colouring matter - of any kind may be used, povided the me:iiutn be such as will admit of the colouring matter being transferred to the duplicate and the writing paper; and some colouring substances may be used without any me: dium or vehicle. The penS or styles used-are made of agate, groupd and polished to a smooth round p • oint, and set in metal, or any other sockeis, or any hard substance may be substititted for agate. Ti write sin g ly by this mode, a leaf of this carbonated paper is l aid upon a smooth tablet of metal ; secom!. ly, a leaf of carbonated paper upon that, and third- . ly, upon both, a leaf of duplicate paper, and Upon ttie paper S disposed, the writing is made - with a style. The effecl produced is a double transfer of the carbon from the carbonated paper, viz. that on the lower surface to the letter paper beneath, and that from the upper to the under surface of tike plicate paper above It. If desired, the tablet may be left out, yet the impression is. always stronger With „ it. Duplicates may :also be pade bysubsti-: luting any thin paper for the duplicate. paper, and writing upon it with any hard substance; which leave-a trace behind it ; or by using such papers as admit of an easy absorption of the colouring matter beneath. With entirely New and Appropriate Scenery,: Dresses and Decorations. The PROPRIETORS, having: completed the NEW H AT R within the time originally promised, beg ,leave respectfully to state to tne Public the absolute necessity that ‘oinpels them to make the tollowing advance on the prices, of admission : 1 list Price. Half Price. Bo XE S, Seven Shillings. Three - Shillings and Sixpence. YI I', Four Shillings. As usual. IP. IV. POLE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aug. 23, 009. E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA -33 yESTI"s ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposal: will be received it . their Office, in Pail-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the ipth September next,-from such Permit as mg) , be willing,to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for th.. Ordnance. Horsfs stationed in the- following Distrilit Nortk Britain, South West, including Ports- Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, Christchurch, Eastern, exclusive of Western, Warley Woolwich, with its Depen- Southern, Exclusive of dencies, Chatham, Worley and Chatham. The Lower and Upper GALLERIES will remain at the old Prices. • On the late calamitous destruction of their property, the kropiletors, encouraged oy the remembrance of former pa tronage, instantly and cheerfully .applied themselves to the Y. rection ot a New Theatre, solicitous Only that, without en larging the Audience-part of the Euufice, it might afford the impr,,ved accommodation anti security, and at ,the s ime time, present an additional ornament to the Metropolis of thelitittstr mpite. This, their most anxious wish, they flatter themse sea, has:, solidly effected, not only wittun the Short space of ten months from the iay mg of the foundations, but under tire ellOrlllUtiz I y ex pensive disadvantage . of circum stances singularly unfavourahle to building. —When it is known that no :css a sum than One Hundred and Fifty Thou sand l'ourids 0,:e41 expended, in order to render thisTheatre 'worthy of Braisii spectators, and ot the Genius ot - their na tive Pints ;-• when, in this undertaking, the inevitable ac cumulation ot, at least, .a sixfold rentage is positively stated to he incurred ; and wheii, in addition to these pressing in cumbrances the increased and rapidly -increasing prices cl every article indit,petisaole to Dramatic Representations come to be considered, —the Yrohrietors persuade , thernselves that in their propbsed regulation they shall be honoured with the concurrence of an enlightened and liberal Pub 4; September ii, , Sc 9. • Pia LANTHRO PHIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, No. to 9, PALL-MALL. OUCH of the PROPRIETORS, who, from rest dtng in the Country, have not applied at the Office tir their Dividends, are informed that the same , for their con venience, may be remitted• t o th em i n the Country, upon addressing a line to the Office. R. RACSTER, Secretary. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are res p e afully -informed they may be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, Land or Houses Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' loinares, Clergymen'', Liv ings, or any other property. Persons of respedahility may be supplied on their Persond Security only. Gentlemen will hi* every liberal accommodation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, Berke ley-square. for a paid of Six Months, from the Ist of Oeicbcr next. The Forage to be furnished in Ration's, to consist, as heroafter may, from Time to Time, be required, either of of iolb. of Oats 7 1 b. of Oats, tzlb. of Kay !Ob. or of an fla y , and 81b. st Straw 81 b. of Straw. And must 6e delivered at the respective Stations az the rxpence cf the Ccntractor, who is a/sn to lurnish such Horses with Oats, at 816. per Ration, as may be &Wetted within the District Jot -zul.,,,ch he contrails. AATLEN's AMPHITHEAT ER, .W,ESTMINSTER/ - BRIDGE. TO 'BE LETT, For a Term of Vears , and entered upon immediately, Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PittNcs of W ALES and Di.l-E of YoRK. T . , • HE THEATRE ROY AL, in MANCHESTER, elegantly and completely fitted up with Scenery, Ma chinery, Wardrobe, Books, Music, handsome Glass Chan deliers, lee. and every other interior Decoration. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contrlctor shall receive the Stahle.dang that, during the Period of his Con. tract, may. accumulate, making an Allowance for the same, after the rate of, per horse, per week. • • 'rrHIS EVENING, September 14th, Friday 15th, alai Saturday it,th, the popular War Spedacle, THE ARAB; •• Or, THE FREEBOO IsERS OF THE DESERT. %Vita a GENERAL ATTACK: on Real 1.10r4c5.. HORS!. NIANS fi I P by the Double Company, And Mi. SMITH, with the HUNTED TAILOR. Billy But! on, Mr.. CROSSMA N. • To conclude with the Comic Pantomime, called ' THE - MIDNIGHT BELL; Or, HARLEQUIN 'VICTIM. Harlequin, Mr noLOGNA, jun. ; • l'autaloon, Mr. DAVIS; Grotesque Lover, Mr. NORMAN ; :‘lrs. MELVILLE ; Principal Witch, Mr. RUSE; Ariel, Miss LLOMG RE EN ; And Nierrnt, Mr. LAURI'.NT., - Second Price at Hatt past Eight. IV Equestrian Tuition by ante Masters: Piooos,ils in writing may be addressed, or personal appli cations made, to Thomas Falkner Phillips, Esq. Manchester, the• Treasurer, on or before the 29th instant. Manchester, Sept. 6, ►BO9. To multiply copies from an original, a set of types; and a type tablet is used; and for shortening the handwriting, the types can be reduced to one figure, namely, •to a point, but more tigurei may be - used if. convenient. These coney the idea of any letter, by the position in which they may be placed, in a square, 'or any other figure, printed or otherwil'e; marked in the writing paper, which square is ca:led the basis of the letters, and the paper, charactci paper ; the precise shape and size thereof is not of importance, but may be varied at pleasure. Further Particulars, may be known, - upon Application to the Officer commanding the Royal Artillery in each' DistriEY, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where, the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Propopls for the Supply of Forage," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said loth Day of September next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. " This Day was published, In Oaavq, price 35. sewed, .VACTS and OBSERVATIONS on the Pre vention, Causes, and Meihod of Treatment, in Pul►no. oar)! Consumption. By 10 Frii - SMITH, M.D. Of Brasen.nose College, Oxford. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Recs, and Orme, Paternoster row, London; and R. Richards, Uttoxeter. This Dav was published, With Ten elates, price 75. 6d. A New Edition oC By Order cf rbe Board, R. El. CREW, Sec. C-FORGE-STRE ET, 11A NinVE QUA RE, .N 1) ST. C E 01“; Hosil • • ONSATURDAY,O.'iober 9, aCOURSE of LEC -lUk iS ou IIYSI, and LH E ISTik Y wilt re commence, in George.stre,t, at Cie usual MartiiiiK Hours. viz. tile ERAP EUTI CS, at E ght ; the Pialice of PHY'4C, attia Eight ; and the cilEmis - CRY, at a Quarter efts Nine NEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY, for►_ned upon Principles of Economy, and adapted to tne Use of Private Fami • This Day were published, - In Two Volumes, price 14s. ;with a Portrait ofthe Author, !RAGMENTS, PROSE 'and VERSE. By L.LIZABETH smrrii, lately deceased. Bath; Printed by R. Cruttwell ; and sold by Cadell and Davies, Strand; and Hatchard, Piccadilly, London; and S. Cheyne, Edinburgh. The First Volume may be had separate, price 7s. 6d. • - By A LADY. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet.strect sold also bp every Bookseller in Town and Country. G Et) E Senior Phy,,,iL:ialt to Sr, : PEARS-WI, M.D. F.R.S. Ceorge's Hospital ; of the College Physicians, &c. I'UR ES are given,', as 'usual, on the HospitAl, every Saturday Nlorriing, This Day w.ls published, In a neat and closely printed Volume, small Svo. price 6s. in hoares MR. PINKERTON'S MODERN GEOGRAPHY; NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION. This Day was published, , In Three large Volumes, Quarto, with numerous Maps, drawn under the direetion of the Author, and forming an Universal Modern Atlas, price 61. 6s. in boards, a new Edition, greatly enlarged, Volume I - . containing Europe ; Vol. 11. Asia; VOl. - 1 11. America and A triCa ; MODERN GEOGRAPHY : A Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies ; with the Oceans, Seat, and isles, in all parts of the World ; including the most recent Discoveries, and political altera. tions,.digestecl on a new plan. By lOHN PINKERTON. The Astronomical Introdudion, by the Rev. S. Vince, A. M.F.R.S. and Pluinian Professor of Astronomy and Ex perimental Philosophy, in the Universitypf Cambridge.. To the whole are added a Catalogue of the beet Maps and Boas of Travels in all Languages, and an ample Indeic. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and Long. man Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. row. Of whom may also be had, An Abridgment - of the above Work, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons, in One large volume, Odavo ; with a Seledion of the most useful Maps, carefully cdpied from those in. the Quarto Edition ; Second Edition, price izs. CLINICAL LECI . Patienta of St. George' at Nine o'Ctor:k. THE SURGEON's VADE -MECUNI contain ing the. Syniptoens Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of Surgical Diseases : accompanied by the modern and approved methods of operating; a Select For mule of PreScriptions, and a GlosSary of Terms. Primed fcSr lohn Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London; and sold by every Bookseller iii town and emu ry. Of whom, may be had, lately published, 1. Hooper's Physician's Vade-Mecumi lc. Bvo. 6s. z. Anatomist's Vade -.Mecum, fc. Svo. 95. 3, Cooper's Dict.of Practical Surgery, Svo. zss: 4. Thomas's Practice of Physic, Bvo. 145. Proposals to be had in George.street, or at St. George's Hospital. • No. 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. • rr BIS I-1 begs leave to remind the Public, that the 1• S IAT E, LOTT E beginsand finiskes DralVingthe 3 tit NEXA MONTH • And it is the nr:1) LoTTEav that will he drawn THIS YEAR The Si.netrie is perfect y novel, hi:ily approved, and the more it .s known, the inure it is admired ; contains 4 Fiizcs of • to,ooo 4 Prizes of - £2,000 4 - - - :5,000 8 . - t,otto ut,Soo, etC. Sec. The wh o l e o f which will be deLided in UN E Da te, there lore a spct,- ly pu.chase is necelsary,lvilllst Tickets and Shares ma) be hau great variety 'at the above old established Of— fices. PERSONS in the COUNTRY Maybe supplied, the same as if present, by sending their Orders (pest or carriage paid) acc , mpania with good Bilis, .Cash, Bank-Notes, or Post-Office Orders' to either of El Offi. es in London, , No 4, C ;RNHILL, or 9, CHARING.CROBS. GRAND LOTTERY. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND BOUNDS To bedivided between the Public in One Day. 'TICKETS and SHARES are on S a l e b y EYTON, 1 at his State Lottery Office, late Partner with Sir lames Branscomb, No. z, Cornhill, near the Mansion- Only 5,000 Numbers. Schemes, and every particular relative to the Lottery, to be had, gratis, at the above Lucky Office. In the LAST LOTTERY, the following CAPITAL PRIZES were 501(1 in 130 Shares by EYTON : _ 4- cioo -3, • 7 , 9 kioo 3,0z0 18,535 - 2,000 19,003 - 500 g, t 23 - k20,0c0 4,39 0 32,5 to 20,000 15,127 .- 23,977 - 20,000 3,004 • 12,767 - lo,oco The Grand Prize or Likew iseo. 3,618, I,ooo , T►i N ckets, entitled to z4,"651. • BILIOUS AND NERVOUS I - HAD-ACHES, INDI GESTION, &c. Cep)' of a Letter front R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. Dixon. tiIR, iwtheciry. IN consequence of several Voyages to the East In- L had contracte.d a Bilious Complaint to such an -alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay at. tention to the duties of my snip. 'nu ouKti the recommenda tion of a Frieud, I was led to make trial or • our (DIXON's) ANTI BILIOU S I LLS, by tile use gif winch,short lime, I was, tom) . astonishment, immediately relieved, sad have been for a long while totally Nee row any return of nausea, yellowness of the skin, oervous ani sick head-ach e s, heart-burls, giddiness, a n d oilier correspontimg symptoms of the above Complaint. - The success of ) oUr remedy lias in. ducett me to reuruninend it generally, and my brother in par ticular..third Officer of the Duke of Montrose Indiaman, ' who laboured under a worse afftiCtion, if possible, Inaniny. 'Self, has been in like manner eqmpletely c I am. Sir, your obriticia ii,:ilibie ,ervant, ROBERT LUCA s, trbiL °nicer of the Holt' East-liadra Company's snip Union. Gravesend, lune 24. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster...ow, llonc:o:- Baxter, Edam. burgh, and Smith, Itaxta, aorl •Donald, G'as,,ow ; Crew_ man, Exeter; Belain, Portsmouo: Peck, Hull • Gran ville and lloxiand, Plymouto ; re'a t,y Hull; Medicine Venders, in kloacs at Is. y.. 1. aini ttll. oas,n. MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHALL-STREET. This Day was published, In Two Volumes Odavo, price izs. boards, The T hird Edition of ErL I A IN • 'SEARCH OF A HUSBAND. Printed for A. K. Newman, and Co. Leadenhall-street; and sold by all Booksellers. Where may be had, just published, Romance of the Hebrides, by Francis Lathoin, 3 vols. 15s. .. , .Age we live ih, by L. S. Stankopeo vols. iss. Guiscard, or the Mysterious Accusation, by Horace Vere, vols JoS. Fall.m Minister, and other Tales, from the German of Spies, by Capt. Hewetsun, 2 VOIS. IoS. Sthciair, by Mrs. Pilkingici, 4 vols. 2oS. MRS. ROCHE's NEW NOVEL. In the Presi,.aliti will be published next Month, in Three Ift,!times 12M0 THE HOUSES of OSMA and ALMERIA ; or the Convent of Sr; I Idelonso. 13) , Mrs. ROCHE. Printing for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where may be had, by the same Author, The Children of the Abbey, 4 vuls. 6th edit, price 2os. Discardeu Son, 5 vols. 2d edit, 275. 6d. Maid of the Hamlet, 2 vola. 2d edit. 7s. Vicar of Lan;Alown, 2 VOIS. zd edit. 75. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, Price Six Shillings, in boards, • FOWLING: A Poem; ip Five' Books; de scriptive of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Duck, and Snipe Shooting. Printed for T. Castel! and W. Davies, Strand. For an Account of this Poem, see Edinburghßeview, No. XXV. As abve may also be had, The Chace : a Poem ; Somerville, Esq. To which is prefixed a Critical Lssay by Dr. Aikin. Elegantly printed in a Pocket yolume, and adorned wilit.Plates price 6s. in boards, or on Royal tit4avo, with Wood Cuts, by Bewick, price iss. in boards. ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER. This Day was published, In 061avo, price 11. 4s. in Boards, or il. 6s. half-bound, Volume the Eighth, in Two Parts, of THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, A View of the History, Politics, Commerce, and Lite rature, of Asia, for the Year iBo6. By the late LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, (Booksellers to the Asiatic Society), in the Strand ; and Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, (Booksellers to the Honourable the East-India Company), in Leadeishall-street.—Of whom may tie had, the preceding Volumes. *V The publication of this Eighth Volume has been un avoidably delayed by the long indisposition, and subsequent death of the Editor ; but such arrangements have been made. tOr the future conduct of this valuable Work, as will insure its regular .nnual publication.--The Ninth Volume, fa the Year tBo7, is already in the press, and the Tenth Volume is in a state of considerable tor wardne. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS, CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in. his Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their medicine and method of cure haVe tailed of the desired died. The praCtice of many years in this particular branch of their. profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. The' continue to dined their studies to. the treatment and cure of venereal - Complaints, and that derangement of the sys , tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful etßds of a habit long and most unhappily pUrsued by the yuk:ths of both sexes. -In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fik tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effeas, while consump tions. loss of muscular power, and various LerVous COmplaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary Vice.. l .- Of persons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc-. cessful in the course of a long, laborioui, and - much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve nereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, _ _ Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baf fled the skill of other Praditioners, are by their present ini proved plan of treatment, elfeetually and permanently cured, Nyithout the Patient .suffering the excruciating pa , n and alarming hemorrhage which frequently , follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which are ettedcrl by a safe, certain, and expe ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint is speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution." Messrs. Curie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton •garden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu ' tars ot their case, age, and general habit of living, &c.. &c. inclosing a remittance fur advice and medicines, when the sane will bb given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage ot letters may be added to the accoilnt for medicines. 9th lune, iSa9.-1070‘liatton-gardco. The types 'consist of small tubes of_metal, .or any other material, of any shape: and on that end which is to give the form of the letteti,' there may be either a round point, or any other simple mark, or marks, at pleasure; the types are of the same thickness from end to end, or otherwise, as may be thought proper. The type-tablet consists of a piece of fiat metal, or any other material pf any dimensions; per , forated with holes or sockets to fit the types. On the top" of the type-tablet is engraved, or marked ; squares corresponding with those upon the character paper, on which the writing or printing is to be made. To prevent the accidental shifting of the types ill their sockets, they are rubbed with a little bees' wax; softened with oil Or any unaoous matter ; and ;o hinder the types from passing through the sockets of the type-tablet, in the aa of writing, a plate o& metal, of equal size with the.type-tablet, is fixed at the bottom of it, so as to admit the types, being pressed to any given distance'.tbrough the sockets of the type-tablet ) till by this plate they are stoppeth To fix the types previous to taking off impressions, melted lead, or ,any other substance, may be run into the tops of these sockets, which tire vacated by the depression of the types that have been used. The lead- uniting the whole, is called a stereotyped tablet, and this may be used the same as any other type, in the.cornmon mode of printing, and with a common press, observing always to place the cha racier-paper so that the squares thereof, and those of the type-tablet, shall perfealy correspond, and meet line for line, when pressed upon each ether,. Or leaves of this carbonated paper may be laid alternate ly upon each other, and upon this the stereotyped paper is pressed in any way found convenient ; Sand; by *his means, with a single pressure, .a multiplicity of impressions are formed at once. To write With new characters, one, two, or even six layers of du plicate paper are taken, on which is stamped, or printed, the basis of the letters; between every two leaves a leaf of carbonated paper is laid, and over ail the rest the type-tablet, each square of which Must be exaaly over the squares, or figures, in the charaeter-paper; when thus laid, each type which may be required to wake an impression, is pressed down, from which aa six copies are produced on th 4 papers underneath; and then the types are formed as before dire .led, with lead, a stereotyped tablet is formed, from which other impressions may be Mul tiplied rit pleasure. After melting out the lead, the types may be all replaced in their respeClive sockets, by gently press ing upon their points a metal or wooden tablet s which will cover the whole of them at once. Tale type-tablet is then-ready for the composition of the second page of any work which is to be printed. This, invention combines the advantages of making several facsimiles of writings or drawings at the same time, by a single pen or style, which requirLs no repair, and with ink proof against those chemical agents which destroy the common ink. !Exclusive ly of copying, this machinery saves time ; is per. fealY simple, and adapted for all climates-. It may go in the pocket s and in that form Weighs only thtee ounces. • A l'ut: K S _ itoAy. Bank Stock, Shut . lndia Stock, Navy 5 per Cent gg ii India Bonds, ais. pr. - Irish 5 per Cent. shut Exch. Bills, 7s. 145. pt. 4 per Lent. shut Oinnium, i pr. ; per Cent. Red. Sliot Imperial 3 per Cent. 671 3 . per Ct. Cons. 68 iif ' Cons. tot Opening, 681 IMO; L, Ann. shut rh IC 11 0 TEST,